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Heidi
How to call the leggings which cover your feet too?
Are they called panty-stockings? Or we just call them leggings?
Thank you!
Nov 24, 2015 4:05 PM
Answers · 6
If you're talking about we wear to cover our legs when we're wearing a skirt or dress, it's 'pantyhose' in US English and 'tights' in British English.
'Panty-stockings' is a nice-sounding word, but I don't think it exists.
Leggings are different from pantyhose/tights, because leggings don't have feet attached. They're also thicker than tights/pantyhose/stockings, so you can wear leggings in the same way as a trousers or jeans i.e. without a skirt.
November 24, 2015
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